In the ethnobotanical study conducted in Quitexe, Angola, knowledge transmission pathways for medicinal plants differed by gender: informal observation and oral learning were associated with female informants, while community elder–based transmission was aligned with male informants.

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• ethnobotanical research concept
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• Angola location